Gravity Motor Patent 7/10/08

[mondrasek]

Thanks guys.  I haven't actually read anything on Archer's site in awhile.  Only skimmed it to see if he had a new video or build drawings of a revised SOG.  Last I looked it seemed he was working on something else, but as I said, I didn't read it.  I'll check it out.

Again, good luck with everything!

M.

[noname]

  I think I tried this before and it did not work,   I hope it did , but it does not, you see, the more arms with magnets you put into the system the more weight needs to be lifted up in the left hand side and therefore the torque remains the same, but hopefully someone will come up with a diferent approach and make it work.
noname

[TinselKoala]

OK, just to show you I'm not all a bad evil skeptic, I did a quick redesign of mondrasek's idea. It is a sketch, but I'm sure it will be clear to everybody. If not I'll try to clarify.
I thought of using an external magnet or magnet pair, rigidly mounted outside the sliding magnet's tube, to act as the latch. IF done properly it should return the energy taken to drive the slider into the latch field.
Anyway here's the sketch:

.
. and here's a link to a Phun definition file that is a self-turning gravity wheel (thanks Harvey).
Save the file with the .phn extension and load it into Phun. Use any text editor to edit it.
Have phun...
http://www.mediafire.com/?kdnyloqmjhx

[TinselKoala]

LarryC,

(snip)   Anyone know of a way to roll cylintrical or round magnets/steel balls up a ramp with static perminent magnets?

(snip)

From Naudin's site, made in 1997.
That's eleven years ago, in case you forgot your calculator.
And still no continuous SMOT.


Really, I suggest you google or use this site's search function when you come up with a "new" idea, and see if there is any previous work on it.

[kevin]

Clanzer, thanks for the youtude vids!

After watching them.... I wonder if Bedini's superpole magnet configuration could help with the stators?!

Create a narrower flux beam by gluing like magnet faces together. Example: Glue N to N. Apparently, this narrowly focuses the flux, making the size (diameter?) of the wall smaller. The flux can be focused more along the vector of the arm, instead of around it as it approaches the stators.

These guys are talking about it:

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/1211-radiant-energy-actual-results-2.html

That looks like it would help out on this one.